'Lipstick Jungle'(9PM, NBC)
In the penultimate episode of the show's second -- and potentially final -- season, designer Victory tries to come up with the perfect way to propose to Joe.
But her pals are in less romantic states, as Wendy finds out that hubby Shane is still considering going on tour with pop star Natasha Bedingfield (who guests), which would put a cramp in Wendy's personal and professional lives.
Nico, meanwhile, is still planning parenthood for her future, but her quest may be derailed by her ongoing struggle to get recognition at work and by her growing friendship with the boss -- very handsome boss -- Griffin.
'20/20'
(10PM, ABC)
An installment dedicated to "extreme mothering" includes segments on women who mother fake babies, a mother who breastfeeds her eight-year-old and how some women are turning painful childbirth into something pleasurable. Copious amounts of drugs, we're guessing ...
'Miss America: Countdown to the Crown'
(10PM, TLC)
All 52 Miss America contenders live together and compete in challenges to prepare themselves for the Jan. 24 pageant in Las Vegas. The top 15 will be chosen before the live telecast, including four potential crown wearers voted on by viewers.
'Allstate Sugar Bowl'
(8:15PM, Fox)
The Crimson Tide of Alabama take on the Utes of Utah for the Sugar Bowl -- the Allstate Sugar Bowl, to be exact -- title.
'Stargate Atlantis'
(9PM, Sci Fi)
'CSI: Stargate'? Sorta, when Sheppard investigates Wraith-related murders in Vegas.
'Deal or No Deal' and 'The E! True Hollywood Story: Howie Mandel'
(8PM, NBC & 9PM, E!)
It's two hours of Howie, which is more than anyone who isn't Mrs. Mandel should be able to handle.
Also on tonight:
- 'Dog Whisperer' (8PM, NGC)
- '100 Greatest Hard Rock Songs: No. 20-1' (10PM, VH1)
What's on this weekend: 'Rock of Love Bus,' 'Superstars of Dance' and more
Check out our TV calendar for a look at the month ahead
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